David Friedberg

Yeah.

Yeah, there's no market anymore.

Yeah.

They're doing it in New York and Boston.

And then the prices go up.

The innovation doesn't get realized.

Consumers don't benefit.

No one benefits.

Basically, you've deleted the market.

Yes.

And anyway, just to wrap up this story on

the the shoe company they're now new bird ai they bought eight h100s i think with 50 million dollars in a convertible note and the stock has gone up eight stop eight really no it's not it's a joke obviously the stock's now at 14 a share it's up 450 in the last week shout out to wall street bets for staying can i say something more than the shorts can stay solvent

Yes, please.

Sacks, final thoughts on data centers and the buildup?

I'll tell you the one thing I think you're missing, which is that most people in America really are starting to really hate rich people.

And there's no physical space that better represents the wealth in America, the wealth creation that's happened that a lot of people feel left behind from than the data center.

What other physical space is there to go to?

It is the temple of the wealthy.

It is the mechanism, the tool, the machinery of the wealthy.

It is the way that the rich elite tech kind of political connected billionaires that we're obviously all attached to are taking from the poor, getting themselves ahead, shooting themselves to space.